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Fermin was a patron saint of the city. He was born in 272 AD in Pamplona, Spain and died in 303 AD in Amiens, France.
Fermin has said to be the son of a roman of senatorial rank in the third century.
He was ordained as a priest and was named first bishop of Pamplona.
Saint Fermin was said to have been beheaded while preaching his religion, although many in Pamplona believe he met his death by being dragged through the streets with bulls chasing after him, hence the tradition.

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Positive and negative repercussions of 'Running of the bulls'.

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Positive and negative repercussions of 'Running of the bulls'.

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Negative:
Many people die in this event from goring and one person even died from being suffocated in a pileup of people trying to escape the bulls.
Positive:
The 'Running of the Bulls' brings huge crowds to Pamplona, Spain and makes news worldwide, bringing attention to the event, thus, creating more business for the event.

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'Running of the Bulls' (Encierro in Spanish) is a celebration of Saint Fermin, a patron saint of the city. The run starts with a chant to Saint Fermin - "A San Fermin pedimos, per ser nuestro patron, nos guie en el encierro dandonos su bendicion". They finish by shouting "Viva San Fermin!". - which translates in english to - "We ask Saint Fermin, being our patron saint, to guide us in the bull run and give us his blessing. Long live Saint Fermin!".

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Running of the Bulls happens for a whole week. It starts on the 6th of July and finishes on the 14th. It starts at specifically 12:00am on the 6th of July and finishes at 12:00pm on the 14th of July.
The very first 'Running of the Bulls' was in the 13th century (1200-1299), but has gone virtually uninterrupted since 1592 when the fiesta was moved from September to July.

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Running of the bulls is in Spain. The festival of fun and chaos occurs in the region of Navarra, the town of Irunea/Pamplona. It has become world renowned for how dangerous this is.

The most famous and well-known 'Running of the Bulls' is in Pamplona, Spain. But this is not the only location where it is celebrated. Other places include villages in Spain and Portugal, and in some smaller cities in Southern France.

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Cultural Tourism is a category of tourism that specializes in the religious, geographic, or historic aspects of a location.  These can often be festivals, religious events, historical monuments and famous landmarks